Red wine stains on belts can be a tricky thing to remove. We're here to share our little trick for removing red wine stains from belts in no time!
Updated 21 Feb 2023
By Mateuzs Kowalski
There's nothing worse than getting back from a great night out and realizing you've got a red wine stain on your belt. Fear not, because we have the perfect solution for you - vinegar! Here's how you can use vinegar to get rid of those pesky red wine stains without any issue.
First of all, try to blot away as much of the liquid as possible. You can do this using a paper towel, napkin or even dry cloth. Don't rub or scrub, as this will cause the wine to spread. Blotting up the liquid will help minimize the size of the stain.
Once you've removed the excess liquid, you can start to apply vinegar. You can do this by pouring a small amount of white vinegar onto the stain directly. If this doesn't work, you can also try using a mixture of warm water and white vinegar, or adding a few drops of vinegar to some baking soda and making a paste that you can applied to the stain.
Once you've applied the vinegar, leave it to sit for a few minutes before rinsing with cold water. This will help to remove the remaining traces of the stain. Make sure to rinse thoroughly, so that there are no traces of the vinegar left behind.
In order to make sure that all of the stain is removed, you'll need to wash your belt. Put it into machine or hand wash as normal, making sure that you don't use fabric softener or other detergents that might affect the color or material of your belt. Let the belt air-dry once finished.
Once your belt has been washed and dried, it will look as good as new! As long as you act quickly, you should be able to get rid of those red wine stains with ease. Enjoy your clean belt and make sure to use a coaster next time!
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